Free Setlist Maker
Build a setlist for your next gig in minutes. Add songs and keys, drag the order around, drop in set breaks, and print a clean sheet for the stage. No account needed.
Add your first song above — or start with your opener.
Saved in this browser automatically. Create a free SetBook account to keep setlists across devices and share them with your band.
How to make a setlist for a gig
Start with the room, not your favorite songs: what does this crowd need in the first ten minutes, at the peak, and at the end of the night? Add every song above with the key you actually play it in — future you at soundcheck will be grateful. Group songs into sets with set breaks, keep a couple of spares at the bottom for requests, and print a copy for every music stand.
If you gig regularly, the spreadsheet-and-group-chat version of this falls apart fast — keys change per vocalist, subs need charts, and someone always has last week’s version. That’s the problem SetBook solves: a reusable chart library, per-gig key overrides, shareable setlists, and a Stage View for the night of the show — plus gig scheduling and pay tracking around it. Read more in How to Organize Setlists for Gigs or see how SetBook works.
Setlist maker FAQ
Is this setlist maker really free?+
Yes. Build, edit, and print setlists right here with no account and no charge. Your list is saved in your browser so it's still here when you come back on the same device.
Can I save my setlist and share it with my band?+
Printing and browser storage are free forever. To keep setlists across devices, share them with bandmates, attach them to gigs, and pull songs from a reusable chart library, you'll want a SetBook account — it starts with a free 2-week trial.
How many songs should be in a set?+
A typical 45-minute set runs 10–12 songs. For a 4-hour wedding or bar gig with three sets, plan 30–40 songs plus a few spares for requests. Use set breaks to split your list.
Can I note a different key for a song?+
Yes — every song row has a key field. If you need per-gig key overrides on top of a master chart library (play it in G this week, B-flat next week), that's exactly what SetBook does.
Keep your setlists — and everything around them
Setlists that sync across devices, a chart library with per-gig key overrides, gig scheduling, band invites, and pay tracking. Free for 2 weeks, cancel anytime.
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